H pipe or x pipe????????
4th Gear Member
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Durham, NC
RE: H pipe or x pipe????????
not really, one promotes higher hp (h-pipe) the other promotes higher torque (x-pipe) but like 3-4 hp difference, nothing to be concerned about...the h-pipe has been catagorized as having a deeper more muscular sound and the x-pipe has more of a raspier growl
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RE: H pipe or x pipe????????
Yep, the H-pipe retains what I like to call the classic Mustang muscle tone. The X-pipe changes the tone and makes it more exotic. I had the X-pipe and honestly wished I had gone with the MRT H-pipe. I just prefer the sound of the H-pipe. Performance wise they're a washout IMO. It should more boil down to the sound/tone you prefer.
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Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Milwaukee, WI
RE: H pipe or x pipe????????
ORIGINAL: CobraBob
Yep, the H-pipe retains what I like to call the classic Mustang muscle tone. The X-pipe changes the tone and makes it more exotic. I had the X-pipe and honestly wished I had gone with the MRT H-pipe. I just prefer the sound of the H-pipe. Performance wise they're a washout IMO. It should more boil down to the sound/tone you prefer.
Yep, the H-pipe retains what I like to call the classic Mustang muscle tone. The X-pipe changes the tone and makes it more exotic. I had the X-pipe and honestly wished I had gone with the MRT H-pipe. I just prefer the sound of the H-pipe. Performance wise they're a washout IMO. It should more boil down to the sound/tone you prefer.
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